Re:Ask HN: Anyone left software to study non-STEM subjects?
by theodric on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @02:39AM
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I bought a farm and quit tech, but I was management scum, not a SWE (though I did have some under me a couple jobs ago). There's a lot to learn. I'm not really doing this for the money, rather as my contribution to the community and environment, but it would be chill to make some anyway as a further validation of my process.
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Re:Ask HN: Anyone left software to study non-STEM subjects?
by kman82 on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @03:20AM
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Farm? Are you rich?
Re:Ask HN: Anyone left software to study non-STEM subjects?
by rswskg on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @06:00AM
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(yes)
Re:Ask HN: Anyone left software to study non-STEM subjects?
by red-iron-pine on Wednesday February 14, 2024 @09:54AM
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doesn't require a lot of land or money, esp. if you're just doing a hobby farm.
depending on how rural you're willing to go, and how much labor you've got to throw in, you can get a lot of land on the cheap. tractors, air seeders, watering -- that can get expensive, but may not be needed.